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Graduation, but to What?
by: George C. Leef, June 14, 2004

We don’t have to worry about our college graduation rate. We do have to worry about what happens before students get to college. (read more)


The NAACP at 100
by: Allan C. Brownfield, March 31, 2009

The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) celebrated its l00th birthday on February 12. (read more)


Lone Star Losers
by: National Center for Policy Analysis, September 02, 2005

Texas is spending too much public education money outside the classroom, says Michael Quinn Sullivan, vice president of the Texas Public Policy Foundation and its getting worse. (read more)


Winning and losing?
by: Don Irvine, January 26, 2006

Collegiate athletics programs mediocre graduation rates mean it's time for coaches and teams to step up their academics, not just their athletics. (read more)


Affirmative Action in Real Time
by: Malcolm A. Kline, October 23, 2006

It turns out that the main forces blocking real affirmative action may be the very establishments that claim to want it the most—institutions of higher learning. (read more)


Affirmative Action in Real Time
by: Malcolm A. Kline, October 23, 2006

It turns out that the main forces blocking real affirmative action may be the very establishments that claim to want it the most—institutions of higher learning. (read more)


Children Left Behind by NCLB
by: Malcolm A. Kline, December 04, 2006

Although the controversy surrounding the Bush Administration’s No Child Left Behind (NCLB) program is usually portrayed as a classic clash of conservative and liberal political philosophies, dissatisfaction with NCLB is spreading across philosophical lines. (read more)


Boys Are In Trouble
by: Wendy Cook, June 04, 2007

“Boys are in trouble,” said Krista Kafer, visiting fellow at the Independent Women’s Forum. “The facts are quite clear; boys trail girls in most indicators of academic excellence such as, school engagement, achievement scores, and graduation rates at secondary and postsecondary levels.” (read more)


Dropout Factories
by: Kristen Blair, November 01, 2007

Are American high schools laboratories of learning or “dropout factories”? (read more)


Virtual Graduation Rates
by: Kristen Blair, November 16, 2007

All too often, grade inflation rules the day, making a mockery of federal accountability provisions and masking our dropout problem. (read more)


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